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[SET]
name: Defensive Pivot
move 1: Seismic Toss
move 2: Soft-Boiled
move 3: Teleport
move 4: Toxic / Thunder Wave / Heal Bell
item: Heavy-Duty Boots / Leftovers
ability: Regenerator / Magic Bounce
nature: Calm
evs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD

[SET COMMENTS]
Blissey is able to check virtually every special attacker while also gaining momentum by pivoting with Teleport. Blissey can utilize Regenerator to function as a long-lasting special wall and offset its natural passivity with frequent pivoting or opt for Magic Bounce to block entry hazards and status moves such as Toxic and Taunt. Seismic Toss is Blissey's only attacking option and allows it to avoid being completely crippled by Taunt. Soft-Boiled provides Blissey with instant recovery and can help stall out opponents, although the Regenerator set usually prefers to recover health by pivoting. Teleport allows Blissey to slow pivot to bring in other team members that can deal with the present threat and has excellent synergy with Regenerator, allowing it to survive late into matches and spend fewer turns recovering. Blissey's 4th move slot is flexible and can be filled according to team needs. Toxic is useful to chip down switch-ins, while Thunder Wave cripples attackers such as Tapu Lele and Genesect. Heal Bell provides cleric support to bulkier teams; however, this leads to Blissey being even more passive. Maximum HP and Defense EVs allow Blissey to improve its poor physical bulk, while a Calm nature improves the damage rolls from prominent special attackers such as Primordial Sea Inteleon and Primarina.

Blissey fits well on balance and bulky offense teams that benefit from its ability to check special attackers and pivot with slow Teleports. Frail offensive Pokemon such as Terrakion, Barraskewda, and Cinderace enjoy having Blissey as a teammate due to its ability to switch into special revenge killers including Triage Tapu Lele, as well as special Primordial Weather users such as Heatran and Zapdos. Blissey is very vulnerable to strong physical attackers such as Terrakion, Zarude, and Barraskewda; Corviknight, Tapu Fini, and Kommo-o are able to sponge physical attacks aimed at Blissey. It also struggles to properly deal with special pivots like Zapdos, Azelf, and Tapu Koko that are able to repeatedly bring in these powerful physical attackers. Blissey struggles to deal with Mold Breaker Heatran despite its role as a special wall because of Heatran's access to Taunt, (comma) which cripples Blissey; Blissey likes having secondary switch-ins such as Swampert on its teams to handle these threats. Blissey rarely beats Pokemon itself and can struggle with setup sweepers, so it appreciates having priority users such as Zarude and Tapu Lele on its team to pivot into.



[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============

Blissey can run four status moves, using Heal Bell, Stealth Rock, or another status move over Seismic Toss. Shed Shell can be used to easily switch out of Heatran, especially Taunt variants. Magic Guard is an option for Blissey that allows it to ignore passive damage and check Pokemon that frequently utilize it such as Heatran. Unaware used in conjunction with Counter can eliminate unsuspecting physical attackers.

Checks and Counters
===================

**Specials Pivots**: Special attackers that utilize pivot moves such as Azelf, Zapdos, and Tapu Koko can be hard for Blissey to handle. These are especially difficult for the Magic Bounce set as it loses the chance to recover.

**Setup Sweepers**: Pokemon such as Tapu Koko and Volcarona that use Magic Guard with setup are able to take advantage of Blissey's natural passivity, making them much more difficult to deal with.

**Heatran**: With the combination of Magma Storm and Taunt, Heatran can trap Blissey on the switch and KO it. The Mold Breaker sets can even do this to Magic Bounce Blissey.

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I am prtty trash said:
[SET]
name: Defensive
move 1: Seismic Toss
move 2: Soft-Boiled
move 3: Teleport
move 4: Toxic / Thunder Wave / Stealth Rock / Heal Bell
item: Heavy-Duty Boots / Leftovers
ability: Regenerator / Magic Bounce
nature: Calm
evs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD

[SET COMMENTS]
Blissey finds is a sturdy special wall in the AAA metagame. It is able to check virtually every special attacker, while also gaining momentum for the team through pivoting with Teleport. Blissey can utilize Regenerator to function as a long lasting special wall and offset its natural passivity with frequent pivoting, or opt for Magic Bounce to act as hazard control and have counterplay for status moves such as Toxic. Seismic Toss is Blissey's main way of dealing damage to the foe only attack and allows it to avoid being completely crippled by Taunt. Soft-Boiled is Blissey's primary source of recovery. actually not primary source of recovery on Regenerator Soft-Boiled provides Blissey with instant recovery and can help with stalling out opponents, although the Regenerator set usually gets more recovery out of its ability. Teleport allows Blissey to function as a pivot to bring in other team members that can deal with the present threat. It also has excellent synergy with Blissey's ability Regenerator, allowing it to survive late into matches. Blissey's 4th move slot is flexible and can be filled according to the needs of the team. Toxic is useful to chip down Zapdos, a common special attacker that is difficult to beat over time, while t. Thunder Wave can be used to cripple attackers such as Tapu Lele and Genesect. Blissey can function as a Stealth Rock setter if the team lacks a setter. Heal Bell is often found on bulkier teams that appreciate having a cleric. Maximum HP and Defense EVs allow Blissey to improve its poor physical bulk, while a Calm nature makes it able allows it to avoid or increase the odds to avoid key two hit KOs from prominent special attackers such as Tapu Lele and Primordial Sea attackers.

Blissey fits well on balanced and bulky offense teams that benefit from its ability to check special attackers over the course of games and its use of slow Teleports. Frail offensive Pokemon such as Terrakion, Barraskewda and Cinderace enjoy having Blissey as a teammate due to its ability to switch into special revenge killers, such as Triage Tapu Lele, as well as special Primordial Weather userssetters, such as Heatran and Zapdos. Additionally, Blissey's ability to act as a pivot, cleric and hazard setter is very valuable for team members such as Terrakion. Blissey is very vulnerable to strong physical attackers such as Terrakion, Zarude and Barraskewda. It also struggles to properly deal with special attackers that utilize pivot moves, such as Zapdos, Azelf and Tapu Koko that are able to repeatedly bring in these powerful physical attackers. As such, it loves having Pokemon like Corviknight, Tapu Fini or Kommo-O on its team to sponge powerful physical attacks. I would also add that it struggles with set up, as it rarely actually beats things 1v1, but moreso checks them while pivoting to something else
[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============

Unaware can be used to ignore special set-up sweepers and even increase its ability to temporarily handle physical set-up users. This should probably be left to ChanseyWater Absorb can be used to completely blank Primarina and be a nuisane nuisance to Barraskewda. You could add four status move Blissey to OO, as it's honestly viable. And maybe Shed Shell to not get trapped by Heatran? idk, the other options on Blissey are limited.

Checks and Counters
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**Terrakion**: Terrakion is an incredibly strong physical wallbreaker that is capable of OHKOing Blissey outright with its two primary STAB attacks

**Physical Attackers**: Most physical attackers in the metagame are capable of seriously damaging or OHKOing Blissey immediately, such as Zarude, Barraskewda and Cinderace. Neither of these are really "checks" as they don't stop Blissey from doing its job, which is come in, absorb special attacks, and pivot. I would put Magic Bounce/Magic Guard special attackers, special pivots, and trapper Heatran, since they actually stop Blissey from doing it's job. Maybe even Kommo-o, as it is a rocker that can reliably get rocks up against MB Blissey.

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The body paragraphs are very good, but we need to re-vamp the checks and counters. Let me know when you've had a chance to review my notes, and this should be QC 1/2 in no time.
 
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I am prtty trash said:
[SET]
name: Defensive
move 1: Seismic Toss
move 2: Soft-Boiled
move 3: Teleport
move 4: Toxic / Thunder Wave / Stealth Rock / Heal Bell
item: Heavy-Duty Boots / Leftovers
ability: Regenerator / Magic Bounce
nature: Calm
evs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD

[SET COMMENTS]
Blissey is a sturdy special wall in the AAA metagame. It is able to check virtually every special attacker, while also gaining momentum for the team through pivoting with Teleport. Blissey can utilize Regenerator to function as a long lasting special wall and offset its natural passivity with frequent pivoting, or opt for Magic Bounce to act as hazard control and have counterplay for status moves such as Toxic. Seismic Toss is Blissey's main way of dealing damage to the foe only attacking option wanted to change this, since Toxic usually outdamages Toss in a game and allows it to avoid being completely crippled by Taunt. Soft-Boiled provides Blissey with instant recovery and can help with stalling out opponents, although the Regenerator set usually gets more recovery out of its ability. Teleport allows Blissey to function as a pivot to bring in other team members that can deal with the present threat. It also has excellent synergy with Blissey's ability Regenerator, allowing it to survive late into matches and take fewer turns to recover. Blissey's 4th move slot is flexible and can be filled according to the needs of the team. Toxic is useful to chip down Zapdos, a common special attacker that is difficult to beat over time, while Thunder Wave can be used to cripple attackers such as Tapu Lele and Genesect. Blissey can function as a Stealth Rock setter if the team lacks a setter. Heal Bell is often found on bulkier teams that appreciate having a cleric. Maximum HP and Defense EVs allow Blissey to improve its poor physical bulk, while a Calm nature allows it to avoid or increase the odds to avoid key two hit KOs from prominent special attackers such as Tapu Lele and Primordial Sea attackers.

Blissey fits well on balanced and bulky offense teams that benefit from its ability to check special attackers over the course of games and its use of slow Teleports. Frail offensive Pokemon such as Terrakion, Barraskewda and Cinderace enjoy having Blissey as a teammate due to its ability to switch into special revenge killers, such as Triage Tapu Lele, as well as special Primordial Weather users, such as Heatran and Zapdos. Additionally, Blissey's ability to act as a pivot, cleric and hazard setter is very valuable for team members such as Terrakion. Blissey is very vulnerable to strong physical attackers such as Terrakion, Zarude and Barraskewda. It also struggles to properly deal with special attackers that utilize pivot moves, such as Zapdos, Azelf and Tapu Koko that are able to repeatedly bring in these powerful physical attackers. good sentence, just in the wrong place As such, it loves having Pokemon like Corviknight, Tapu Fini or Kommo-O on its team to sponge powerful physical attacks. It also struggles to properly deal with special attackers that utilize pivot moves, such as Zapdos, Azelf and Tapu Koko that are able to repeatedly bring in these powerful physical attackers. Blissey rarely beats Pokemon 1v1 and can struggle with setup sweepers, so it appreciates having priority users such as Zarude and Tapu Lele on its team to pivot into.
[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============

Water Absorb can be used to completely blank Primarina and be a nuisance to Barraskewda. Blissey can also opt to utilize 4 status moves, using Heal Bell or Stealth Rock another status move I would actually consider running T-Wave and Toxic to be the best 4 status move set over Seismic Toss. Shed Shell can be used to easily switch out of Heatran, especially Taunt variants.

Checks and Counters
===================

**Specials Pivots**: Special attackers that utilize pivot moves such as Azelf, Zapdos and Tapu Koko can be hard for Blissey to handle in the long term. These are especially difficult for the Magic Bounce set, as it loses the chance to recover.

**Magic Guard / Magic Bounce Attackers**: Magic Guard attackers such as Tapu Koko can cause Blissey trouble through immunity to passive damage, pivoting or setting up. Magic Bounce attackers take advantage of Blissey's general passivity to gain momentum.

**TrappersHeatran**: Trappers such as Heatran can eliminate Blissey or damage it sufficiently to where it can no longer perform its role. With the combination of Magma Storm and Taunt, Heatran can trap Blissey on the switch and KO it. The Mold Breaker sets can even do this to Magic Bounce Blissey.

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QC 1/2, great job!

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I am prtty trash said:
[SET]
name: Defensive ig you copied the name of the SS OU set, but I would focus on pivot bc with Regenerator its an insane slow pivot (so at least defensive pivot)
move 1: Seismic Toss
move 2: Soft-Boiled
move 3: Teleport
move 4: Toxic / Thunder Wave / Stealth Rock / Heal Bell too many slashes isnt good and blissey as a rock setter looks rly suboptimal (mention it in other options tho)
item: Heavy-Duty Boots / Leftovers
ability: Regenerator / Magic Bounce
nature: Calm
evs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD

[SET COMMENTS]
Blissey is a sturdy special wall in the AAA metagame. It is able to check virtually every special attacker, while also gaining momentum for the team through pivoting with Teleport. Blissey can utilize Regenerator to function as a long lasting special wall and offset its natural passivity with frequent pivoting, or opt for Magic Bounce to act as hazard control and have counterplay for status moves such as Toxic. Seismic Toss is Blissey's only attacking option and allows it to avoid being completely crippled by Taunt. Soft-Boiled provides Blissey with instant recovery and can help with stalling out opponents, although the Regenerator set usually gets more recovery out of its ability. Teleport allows Blissey to function as a pivot to bring in other team members that can deal with the present threat. It also has excellent synergy with Blissey's ability Regenerator, allowing it to survive late into matches and take fewer turns to recover. Blissey's 4th move slot is flexible and can be filled according to the needs of the team. Toxic is useful to chip down Zapdos, a common special attacker that is difficult to beat over time dont be too specific : toxic just cripple anything that comes on blissey for any reason, while Thunder Wave can be used to cripple attackers such as Tapu Lele and Genesect. Blissey can function as a Stealth Rock setter if the team lacks a setter. Heal Bell is often found on bulkier teams that appreciate having a cleric mention that its often suboptimal bc you're very passive. Maximum HP and Defense EVs allow Blissey to improve its poor physical bulk, while a Calm nature allows it to avoid or increase the odds to avoid key two hit KOs from prominent special attackers such as Tapu Lele and Primordial Sea attackers. technically it increases your odds but you still have hich chances to be 2hko by lele so i'll just mention Primarina here (or Psea in general if u prefer) you can also mention various spreads (a one that avoid 2HKO from Lele, 252 252+ physdef, 0 speed to slow pivot, etc)

Blissey fits well on balanced and bulky offense teams that benefit from its ability to check special attackers over the course of games and its use of slow Teleports. Frail offensive Pokemon such as Terrakion, Barraskewda, (Add comma) and Cinderace enjoy having Blissey as a teammate due to its ability to switch into special revenge killers, such as Triage Tapu Lele, as well as special Primordial Weather users, such as Heatran and Zapdos. Additionally, Blissey's ability to act as a pivot, cleric and hazard setter is very valuable for team members such as Terrakion. Blissey is very vulnerable to strong physical attackers such as Terrakion, Zarude, (add comma) and Barraskewda. As such, it loves having Pokemon like Corviknight, Tapu Fini, (add comma) or Kommo-Oo on its team to sponge powerful physical attacks. It also struggles to properly deal with special attackers that utilize pivot moves, such as Zapdos, Azelf, (add comma) and Tapu Koko that are able to repeatedly bring in these powerful physical attackers. Blissey rarely beats Pokemon 1v1 and can struggle with setup sweepers, so it appreciates having priority users such as Zarude and Tapu Lele on its team to pivot into.

mention global weakness to Heatran (esp moldy) despite being a special wall) bc of taunt

[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============

Water Absorb can be used to completely blank Primarina and be a nuisance to Barraskewda. nah its bad lmao dont use this- mention Magic Guard and unaware + Counter instead Blissey can also opt to utilize 4 status moves, using Heal Bell or another status move over Seismic Toss. Shed Shell can be used to easily switch out of Heatran, especially Taunt variants.

Checks and Counters
===================

**Specials Pivots**: Special attackers that utilize pivot moves such as Azelf, Zapdos, (add comma) and Tapu Koko can be hard for Blissey to handle in the long term. These are especially difficult for the Magic Bounce set, as it loses the chance to recover. special pivots arent that much of a problem bc they dont break Blissey. The issue is, they bring Terrakion and then you cry lmao so I would rather mention Physical breakers that can be brought by special pivots (that lure in Blissey)

**Magic Guard / Magic Bounce Attackers**: Magic Guard attackers such as Tapu Koko can cause Blissey trouble through immunity to passive damage, pivoting or setting up. Magic Bounce attackers take advantage of Blissey's general passivity to gain momentum. mh it looks too specific, I would mention setup sweepers that can take advantage of Blissey's passivity (bc it's its main weakness tbf)

**Heatran**: With the combination of Magma Storm and Taunt, Heatran can trap Blissey on the switch and KO it. The Mold Breaker sets can even do this to Magic Bounce Blissey.

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looks good ! A few things to clean up, I'll give QC 2/2 after
You can try to emphase a little more Blissey's passivity, and be careful with the Oxford Comma (do not forget the second comma in an enumeration of 3). Otherwise, very good job !
 
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looks good ! A few things to clean up, I'll give QC 2/2 after
You can try to emphase a little more Blissey's passivity, and be careful with the Oxford Comma (do not forget the second comma in an enumeration of 3). Otherwise, very good job !
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Believe I implemented everything, let me know if anything needs to be changed further, thanks!
 
I am prtty trash said:
Blissey struggles to deal with Mold Breaker Heatran, despite its role as a special wall because of Heatran's access to Taunt which cripples Blissey and allows it to be eliminated over time.
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mention an example/that a secondary SI to Heatran is useful (swamp/fini/kommo...)

I am prtty trash said:
Blissey can also opt to utilize 4 status moves, using Heal Bell or another status move over Seismic Toss. Shed Shell can be used to easily switch out of Heatran, especially Taunt variants. Magic Guard is an option for Blissey which allows it to ignore passive damage and check Pokemon that frequently utilize it. Unaware used in conjunction with Counter can eliminate unsuspecting physical attackers.
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mention Stealth Rock here

looks good to me, QC 2/2
 
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[SET]
name: Defensive Pivot
move 1: Seismic Toss
move 2: Soft-Boiled
move 3: Teleport
move 4: Toxic / Thunder Wave / Heal Bell
item: Heavy-Duty Boots / Leftovers
ability: Regenerator / Magic Bounce
nature: Calm
evs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD

[SET COMMENTS]
Blissey is a sturdy special wall in the AAA metagame. It is able to check virtually every special attacker, (RC) while also gaining momentum for the team through by pivoting with Teleport. Blissey can utilize Regenerator to function as a long lasting special wall and offset its natural passivity with frequent pivoting, (RC) or opt for Magic Bounce to act as hazard control and have counterplay for status moves such as Toxic block entry hazards and status moves such as Toxic and Taunt maybe?. Seismic Toss is Blissey's only attacking option and allows it to avoid being completely crippled by Taunt. Soft-Boiled provides Blissey with instant recovery and can help with stalling stall out opponents, although the Regenerator set usually gets more recovery out of its ability prefers to recover health by pivoting. Teleport allows Blissey to function as a slow pivot to bring in other team members that can deal with the present threat. It also and has excellent synergy with Blissey's ability Regenerator, allowing it to survive late into matches and take fewer turns to recover spend fewer turns recovering. Blissey's 4th move slot is flexible and can be filled according to the needs of the team team needs. Toxic is useful to chip down anything that may switch into Blissey switch-ins, while Thunder Wave can be used to cripple cripples attackers such as Tapu Lele and Genesect. Heal Bell is often found on bulkier teams that appreciate having a cleric provides cleric support to bulkier teams, however this leads to Blissey being even more passive. Maximum HP and Defense EVs allow Blissey to improve its poor physical bulk, while a Calm nature allows it to avoid or increase the odds to avoid key two hit KOs from improves the damage roles from prominent special attackers such as Primordial Sea users.

Blissey fits well on balanced balance and bulky offense teams that benefit from its ability to check special attackers over the course of games and its use of and pivot with slow Teleports. Frail offensive Pokemon such as Terrakion, Barraskewda, and Cinderace enjoy having Blissey as a teammate due to its ability to switch into special revenge killers, such as Triage Tapu Lele, including Triage Tapu Lele you are saying "such as" too much as well as special Primordial Weather users, (RC) such as Heatran and Zapdos. Blissey is very vulnerable to strong physical attackers such as Terrakion, Zarude, and Barraskewda. As such, it loves having Pokemon like Corviknight, Tapu Fini, or Kommo-o on its team to sponge powerful physical attacks. Corviknight, Tapu Fini, and Kommo-o are able to sponge physical attacks aimed at Blissey. It also struggles to properly deal with special attackers that utilize pivot moves, such as pivots like Zapdos, Azelf, and Tapu Koko that are able to repeatedly bring in these powerful physical attackers. Blissey struggles to deal with Mold Breaker Heatran, (RC) despite its role as a special wall because of Heatran's access to Taunt which cripples Blissey and allows it to be eliminated over time. As such, it. Blissey likes having secondary switch-ins such as Swampert on its teams to handle these threats. Blissey rarely beats Pokemon 1v1 itself and can struggle with setup set up sweepers, so it appreciates having priority users such as Zarude and Tapu Lele on its team to pivot into.



[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============

Blissey can also opt to utilize 4 run four status moves, using Heal Bell, Stealth Rock, or another status move over Seismic Toss. Shed Shell can be used to easily switch out of Heatran, especially Taunt variants. Magic Guard is an option for Blissey which that allows it to ignore passive damage and check Pokemon that frequently utilize it give an example here. Unaware used in conjunction with Counter can eliminate unsuspecting physical attackers.

Checks and Counters
===================

**Specials Pivots**: Special attackers that utilize pivot moves such as Azelf, Zapdos, and Tapu Koko can be hard for Blissey to handle in the long term. These are especially difficult for the Magic Bounce set, (RC) as it loses the chance to recover. These special pivots lure in Blissey and are able to bring in physical breakers. (AP)

**Setup Sweepers**: Pokemon such as Tapu Koko or and Volcarona that use Magic Guard with setup are able to take advantage of Blissey's natural passivity, making them much more difficult to deal with.

**Heatran**: With the combination of Magma Storm and Taunt, Heatran can trap Blissey on the switch and KO it. The Mold Breaker sets can even do this to Magic Bounce Blissey.

[CREDITS]
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- Quality checked by: [[UT, 523866], [Osake, 524664]]
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UT said:
Am checker here! Feel free to incorporate these suggestions if you wish!
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[SET]
name: Defensive Pivot
move 1: Seismic Toss
move 2: Soft-Boiled
move 3: Teleport
move 4: Toxic / Thunder Wave / Heal Bell
item: Heavy-Duty Boots / Leftovers
ability: Regenerator / Magic Bounce
nature: Calm
evs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD

[SET COMMENTS]
Blissey is a sturdy special wall in the AAA metagame. It is able to check virtually every special attacker, (RC) while also gaining momentum for the team through by pivoting with Teleport. Blissey can utilize Regenerator to function as a long lasting special wall and offset its natural passivity with frequent pivoting, (RC) or opt for Magic Bounce to act as hazard control and have counterplay for status moves such as Toxic block entry hazards and status moves such as Toxic and Taunt maybe?. Seismic Toss is Blissey's only attacking option and allows it to avoid being completely crippled by Taunt. Soft-Boiled provides Blissey with instant recovery and can help with stalling stall out opponents, although the Regenerator set usually gets more recovery out of its ability prefers to recover health by pivoting. Teleport allows Blissey to function as a slow pivot to bring in other team members that can deal with the present threat. It also and has excellent synergy with Blissey's ability Regenerator, allowing it to survive late into matches and take fewer turns to recover spend fewer turns recovering. Blissey's 4th move slot is flexible and can be filled according to the needs of the team team needs. Toxic is useful to chip down anything that may switch into Blissey switch-ins, while Thunder Wave can be used to cripple cripples attackers such as Tapu Lele and Genesect. Heal Bell is often found on bulkier teams that appreciate having a cleric provides cleric support to bulkier teams, however this leads to Blissey being even more passive. Maximum HP and Defense EVs allow Blissey to improve its poor physical bulk, while a Calm nature allows it to avoid or increase the odds to avoid key two hit KOs from improves the damage roles from prominent special attackers such as Primordial Sea users.

Blissey fits well on balanced balance and bulky offense teams that benefit from its ability to check special attackers over the course of games and its use of and pivot with slow Teleports. Frail offensive Pokemon such as Terrakion, Barraskewda, and Cinderace enjoy having Blissey as a teammate due to its ability to switch into special revenge killers, such as Triage Tapu Lele, including Triage Tapu Lele you are saying "such as" too much as well as special Primordial Weather users, (RC) such as Heatran and Zapdos. Blissey is very vulnerable to strong physical attackers such as Terrakion, Zarude, and Barraskewda. As such, it loves having Pokemon like Corviknight, Tapu Fini, or Kommo-o on its team to sponge powerful physical attacks. Corviknight, Tapu Fini, and Kommo-o are able to sponge physical attacks aimed at Blissey. It also struggles to properly deal with special attackers that utilize pivot moves, such as pivots like Zapdos, Azelf, and Tapu Koko that are able to repeatedly bring in these powerful physical attackers. Blissey struggles to deal with Mold Breaker Heatran, (RC) despite its role as a special wall because of Heatran's access to Taunt which cripples Blissey and allows it to be eliminated over time. As such, it. Blissey likes having secondary switch-ins such as Swampert on its teams to handle these threats. Blissey rarely beats Pokemon 1v1 itself and can struggle with setup set up sweepers, so it appreciates having priority users such as Zarude and Tapu Lele on its team to pivot into.



[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============

Blissey can also opt to utilize 4 run four status moves, using Heal Bell, Stealth Rock, or another status move over Seismic Toss. Shed Shell can be used to easily switch out of Heatran, especially Taunt variants. Magic Guard is an option for Blissey which that allows it to ignore passive damage and check Pokemon that frequently utilize it give an example here. Unaware used in conjunction with Counter can eliminate unsuspecting physical attackers.

Checks and Counters
===================

**Specials Pivots**: Special attackers that utilize pivot moves such as Azelf, Zapdos, and Tapu Koko can be hard for Blissey to handle in the long term. These are especially difficult for the Magic Bounce set, (RC) as it loses the chance to recover. These special pivots lure in Blissey and are able to bring in physical breakers. (AP)

**Setup Sweepers**: Pokemon such as Tapu Koko or and Volcarona that use Magic Guard with setup are able to take advantage of Blissey's natural passivity, making them much more difficult to deal with.

**Heatran**: With the combination of Magma Storm and Taunt, Heatran can trap Blissey on the switch and KO it. The Mold Breaker sets can even do this to Magic Bounce Blissey.

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- Written by: [[iapt, 539897]]
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implemented all this, thanks and sorry it took so long
 
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[SET]
name: Defensive Pivot
move 1: Seismic Toss
move 2: Soft-Boiled
move 3: Teleport
move 4: Toxic / Thunder Wave / Heal Bell
item: Heavy-Duty Boots / Leftovers
ability: Regenerator / Magic Bounce
nature: Calm
evs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD

[SET COMMENTS]
Blissey is able to check virtually every special attacker while also gaining momentum by pivoting with Teleport. Blissey can utilize Regenerator to function as a long lasting long-lasting special wall and offset its natural passivity with frequent pivoting or opt for Magic Bounce to block entry hazards and status moves such as Toxic and Taunt. Seismic Toss is Blissey's only attacking option and allows it to avoid being completely crippled by Taunt. Soft-Boiled provides Blissey with instant recovery and can help stall out opponents, although the Regenerator set usually prefers to recover health by pivoting. Teleport allows Blissey to slow pivot to bring in other team members that can deal with the present threat and has excellent synergy with Regenerator, allowing it to survive late into matches and spend fewer turns recovering. Blissey's 4th move slot is flexible and can be filled according to team needs. Toxic is useful to chip down switch-ins, while Thunder Wave cripples attackers such as Tapu Lele and Genesect. Heal Bell provides cleric support to bulkier teams, however teams; however, this leads to Blissey being even more passive. Maximum HP and Defense EVs allow Blissey to improve its poor physical bulk, while a Calm nature improves the damage rolls from prominent special attackers such as Primordial Sea users give actual examples, like Volcanion and Inteleon.

Blissey fits well on balance and bulky offense teams that benefit from its ability to check special attackers and pivot with slow Teleports. Frail offensive Pokemon such as Terrakion, Barraskewda, and Cinderace enjoy having Blissey as a teammate due to its ability to switch into special revenge killers including Triage Tapu Lele, (comma) as well as special Primordial Weather users such as Heatran and Zapdos. Blissey is very vulnerable to strong physical attackers such as Terrakion, Zarude, and Barraskewda. Corviknight Barraskewda; Corviknight, Tapu Fini, and Kommo-o are able to sponge physical attacks aimed at Blissey. It also struggles to properly deal with special pivots like Zapdos, Azelf, and Tapu Koko that are able to repeatedly bring in these powerful physical attackers. Blissey struggles to deal with Mold Breaker Heatran despite its role as a special wall because of Heatran's access to Taunt, (comma) which cripples Blissey. Blissey Blissey; Blissey likes having secondary switch-ins such as Swampert on its teams to handle these threats. Blissey rarely beats Pokemon itself and can struggle with set up setup sweepers, so it appreciates having priority users such as Zarude and Tapu Lele on its team to pivot into.



[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============

Blissey can run four status moves, using Heal Bell, Stealth Rock, or another status move over Seismic Toss. Shed Shell can be used to easily switch out of Heatran, especially Taunt variants. Magic Guard is an option for Blissey that allows it to ignore passive damage and check Pokemon that frequently utilize it such as Heatran. Unaware used in conjunction with Counter can eliminate unsuspecting physical attackers.

Checks and Counters
===================

**Specials Pivots**: Special attackers that utilize pivot moves such as Azelf, Zapdos, and Tapu Koko can be hard for Blissey to handle. These are especially difficult for the Magic Bounce set as it loses the chance to recover. These special pivots lure in Blissey and bring in physical breakers.

**Setup Sweepers**: Pokemon such as Tapu Koko and Volcarona that use Magic Guard with setup are able to take advantage of Blissey's natural passivity, making them much more difficult to deal with.

**Heatran**: With the combination of Magma Storm and Taunt, Heatran can trap Blissey on the switch and KO it. The Mold Breaker sets can even do this to Magic Bounce Blissey.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[iapt, 539897]]
- Quality checked by: [[UT, 523866], [Osake, 524664]]
- Grammar checked by: [[UT, 523866]]
GP 1/1!

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UT said:
add remove conjecture
[SET]
name: Defensive Pivot
move 1: Seismic Toss
move 2: Soft-Boiled
move 3: Teleport
move 4: Toxic / Thunder Wave / Heal Bell
item: Heavy-Duty Boots / Leftovers
ability: Regenerator / Magic Bounce
nature: Calm
evs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD

[SET COMMENTS]
Blissey is able to check virtually every special attacker while also gaining momentum by pivoting with Teleport. Blissey can utilize Regenerator to function as a long lasting long-lasting special wall and offset its natural passivity with frequent pivoting or opt for Magic Bounce to block entry hazards and status moves such as Toxic and Taunt. Seismic Toss is Blissey's only attacking option and allows it to avoid being completely crippled by Taunt. Soft-Boiled provides Blissey with instant recovery and can help stall out opponents, although the Regenerator set usually prefers to recover health by pivoting. Teleport allows Blissey to slow pivot to bring in other team members that can deal with the present threat and has excellent synergy with Regenerator, allowing it to survive late into matches and spend fewer turns recovering. Blissey's 4th move slot is flexible and can be filled according to team needs. Toxic is useful to chip down switch-ins, while Thunder Wave cripples attackers such as Tapu Lele and Genesect. Heal Bell provides cleric support to bulkier teams, however teams; however, this leads to Blissey being even more passive. Maximum HP and Defense EVs allow Blissey to improve its poor physical bulk, while a Calm nature improves the damage rolls from prominent special attackers such as Primordial Sea users give actual examples, like Volcanion and Inteleon.

Blissey fits well on balance and bulky offense teams that benefit from its ability to check special attackers and pivot with slow Teleports. Frail offensive Pokemon such as Terrakion, Barraskewda, and Cinderace enjoy having Blissey as a teammate due to its ability to switch into special revenge killers including Triage Tapu Lele, (comma) as well as special Primordial Weather users such as Heatran and Zapdos. Blissey is very vulnerable to strong physical attackers such as Terrakion, Zarude, and Barraskewda. Corviknight Barraskewda; Corviknight, Tapu Fini, and Kommo-o are able to sponge physical attacks aimed at Blissey. It also struggles to properly deal with special pivots like Zapdos, Azelf, and Tapu Koko that are able to repeatedly bring in these powerful physical attackers. Blissey struggles to deal with Mold Breaker Heatran despite its role as a special wall because of Heatran's access to Taunt, (comma) which cripples Blissey. Blissey Blissey; Blissey likes having secondary switch-ins such as Swampert on its teams to handle these threats. Blissey rarely beats Pokemon itself and can struggle with set up setup sweepers, so it appreciates having priority users such as Zarude and Tapu Lele on its team to pivot into.



[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============

Blissey can run four status moves, using Heal Bell, Stealth Rock, or another status move over Seismic Toss. Shed Shell can be used to easily switch out of Heatran, especially Taunt variants. Magic Guard is an option for Blissey that allows it to ignore passive damage and check Pokemon that frequently utilize it such as Heatran. Unaware used in conjunction with Counter can eliminate unsuspecting physical attackers.

Checks and Counters
===================

**Specials Pivots**: Special attackers that utilize pivot moves such as Azelf, Zapdos, and Tapu Koko can be hard for Blissey to handle. These are especially difficult for the Magic Bounce set as it loses the chance to recover. These special pivots lure in Blissey and bring in physical breakers.

**Setup Sweepers**: Pokemon such as Tapu Koko and Volcarona that use Magic Guard with setup are able to take advantage of Blissey's natural passivity, making them much more difficult to deal with.

**Heatran**: With the combination of Magma Storm and Taunt, Heatran can trap Blissey on the switch and KO it. The Mold Breaker sets can even do this to Magic Bounce Blissey.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[iapt, 539897]]
- Quality checked by: [[UT, 523866], [Osake, 524664]]
- Grammar checked by: [[UT, 523866]]
GP 1/1!

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Implemented, thanks!!

Should be ready for upload.
 
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